In classical statistical mechanics, the ensemble is a probability distribution over phase points ( as opposed to a single phase point in ordinary mechanics ), usually represented as a distribution in a phase space with canonical coordinates.
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In classical statistical mechanics, the ensemble is a probability distribution over phase points ( as opposed to a single phase point in ordinary mechanics ), usually represented as a distribution in a phase space with canonical coordinates.
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However, the premises concerned will also require the " normal " North American 120 V supplies, two of which are derived ( 180 degrees " out of phase " ) between the " neutral " and either of the center tapped phase points.
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These yielded two important artifacts, a Neville phase point dated to c . 5, 500 BCE, and a stone bayonet dated to c . 1, 800 BCE . Significant quantities of fire-cracked rocks ( indication of cooking activity ) were found in test pits throughout the site.
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